Morris tribune., 1887-07-13
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advertiser. Hence his success.
Too much work can not be put up
on the roads leading to Morris.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, G. E. Darl-
ling, daughter on Friday, July LIST,
1887.
Pressing and shipping hay to the
cities will be profitable work this
year.
Miss Pearce entertained company
of friends last Thursday. her Flat.
birthday.
Lumber seems to be scarce and
dealers have difficulty In getting their
orders filled.
If you wish your buildings to be
we'll preserved, don't spare the use OF
the paint brush.
Preparations for rousing Fair this
Fall in this county should now be
actively commenced.
Austin ThomassoE favored us with
a renewal oil his subscription on
Monday Of this week.
The supervisors of the town OF
Framnas say there is to be no shoot
ing in that town this year.
Save all the hay you can. That ne
ces.ary commodity will be scarce be-
fore another years rolls round.
Laws require the cutting of all
weeds in front of premises and on
streets by the owners. Obey the laws.
Rev. Thomas McClary will conduct
quarterly meeting services III the
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
AS will be seen by notice else
where published the firm of Z. }.
Elmquist & Co., has been dissolved
by mutual consent.
A. J. Sawyer, Duluth's heavy grain
dealer, has purchased the round ele-
vator. 1t is hoped that the effect up
on the Morris market will be bene-
fetal.
Now the weeds about your premi-
ses. Do the work before any of the
weed seeds have matured sufficiently
to bring you an increased crop next
season.
The world would be vastly more
pleasant 2. people would only say
good things of their neigEbors. "Say
nothing bad if you can't say any
thing good"
Morris merchants are putting IN
large stocks Of groceries and proVls-
ions and will be able to feed every
body during the hard working time
of harvest and threshing.
H. Whiteley has opened loan, real
estate and insurance office in the
gaeond story of bis building on AT
lantic Ave. formerly owned and oc
cupied py Helgeson & Hanson.
-, The TRIBUNE would respectfully ad
wise farrners - purchase their bind
ing wire and Irvine Immediately
There may be scarcity Of thos
necessary articles when the rush Q
harvest comes.
The amount of an over-charge' o.
freight paid by the editor of this pape
awhile ago has just been refunded b!
the Manitoba. Here is one instance
of fairness for which we wantto Civ
the road full credit,
All that this county lacks Of heinI
as fine for agricultural, stock raising
and business purposes as any beneath
heavens blue arch is for the peopl
who are its residents to positivel,
make up their mind that such is tn
case.
Messrs. Mckenzie, and MeRobert
and others from the town ofEldorad
were seen leaving town last Frida
with teams heavily loaded with lun
Der. Evidently that town is keepin
up with others in the matter Of iH
proyements:
\ special car with some Of the gres
moguls of the Manitoba road o
board passed through town on Nor
day, Probably they are lookin
over the crops and calculating wins
the "traffice will bear' In the way I
freight charges this Fall,
Ifeach and every farmer in Stevsr
county firmly believed his land to b
worth $1,000 an acre and Rould act a.
eordingly, it would be so. One reaso
why values are so low here is thu
the people are too apt cheaper ever.
thing in their own estimation.
We have been somewhat emba
PASSED for cash lately. Two weel
ago we received money order +
$I.50 but as the Post Master has NJ
= yet received the "advice" we are III
able to realize upon 1t. 1t beats a
what luck an editor will have on
in awhile.
A law passed last winter max
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Yea
Meraqrial Day and Fourth OF Ju
days to be observed by the schools
the state and no deduction can
made from the wages of teachers
reason of their not teaching on eth
of these days.
While bathing in Riverside mi
pond near NJ. Galvin's residence {
|. I'harsday of last week, Bennett Moe
Of Nora, Pope Co., was drowned.
savas soon after dinner and as Nj
oen, was very warm when he wei
% the water it is supposed that
taken with cramps, Others we
hing but did not notice |
lies until 1t was too late. T
as found at about so'clo
ening and was taken to I
e of brother, e. ]. Moen,
e. from which place 1